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Greenpeace’s “Skull of Satoshi” artwork highlights their gripes with Bitcoin’s consensus mechanism, but Bitcoin supporters adopted it as a new mascot.

An Allinfra Climate exec thinks digitizing carbon market processes via distributed ledger technology can bring about efficiency and predictability that hasn’t existed before.

This year saw the realignment of the crypto industry toward greener, more energy-efficient blockchains.

Climate change initiatives led by politicians and sponsored by some of the biggest polluters demand a change in initiatives — Decentralized tech could play a key role.

Cointelegraph is a member of the network of organizations committed to using blockchain technology for climate action.

This free storage utility aims to address the shortcomings of traditional storage solutions for all types of digital environmental assets, said the company.

Ethereum’s Merge became final on Sept. 15, 2022. Seven developers are here to tell you why they believe it made Ethereum more sustainable, energy-efficient and democratic.

Cory Klippsten, the CEO of Swan Bitcoin, shares his views on how "the competition for liquidity" between Bitcoin and Ethereum will play out after the latter's switch to a proof-of-stake system.

Though interest in the BeeVi project and its associated digital currency dried up, the Korean professor said he still sees it as a successful endeavor.

Extreme heat won’t stop miners from setting up operations in Texas, but more sustainable practices may be required.

Bitcoin mining companies must prove carbon neutrality as new regulations come to play, but are carbon offsets enough?

Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple also joined in on the call, saying Bitcoin is the “outlier” now that Ethereum’s model is set to change.

Bitcoin miners are helping oil companies cut flaring by using generators running on natural gas that would otherwise be burned.

In addition to environmental metrics, the U.S. now accounts for 49% of the world's Bitcoin hash rate.

A recent meetup on Capitol Hill highlighted several key debates that will define the mining industry’s development in the years to come.